The Paper Project
NC State first-year design students study form, function, and movement through inventive garments made of paper.
Tag: Art
Joy, Found!
An interview with the anonymous creator of Found This Art, who will be dropping tiny paintings around Raleigh this month.
The Beauty of Change: Artist Damian Stamer
The Hillsborough based painter is known for his colorful work that combines realism and abstraction.
The Whirl: Looking Out, Looking In
On June 26, Horse & Buggy Press hosted an opening reception for Looking Out, Looking In: Drawings, Prints and Books by Ippy Patterson at PS 118 Gallery on West Parrish Street in Durham.
The Sand Man: Ed Moore’s Unique Art Form
Retired architect Ed Moore has made a career carving sand sculptures for festivals like BugFest and Artsplosure
Painting the Town: Muralist Taylor White
Taylor White’s kinetic, overscale work is changing the face of downtown Raleigh
The Whirl: Art in the Garden
On the evening of Saturday, June 5, Conduit for Change artist and leadership coach Mary-Michele Ndiffer of North Hills StyleFinder Boutique hosted at Art in the Garden dinner party at The Well Fed Community Garden.
Wild Miracles: Artist Elizabeth Bradford’s A House of One Room
North Carolina painter Elizabeth Bradford’s work showcasing the natural world is highlighted in an exhibit at the Cameron Art Museum this summer.
Uncharted Territory: Lump Gallery at 25 Years
Blount Street gallery Lump offers thought-provoking contemporary art and interactive virtual and in-person exhibits.
A Room of My Own: Lizzie Cheatham McNairy’s Art-Filled Office
Matrons & Mistresses founder and writer Lizzie Cheatham McNairy reflects on the serenity of a space filled with beauty.
Delicate, Declarative: Artist Maya Freelon’s Ephemeral Work
North Carolina visual artist Maya Freelon balances strength and fragility in her massive water-stained tissue paper installations.
The People’s Potter: Liz Kelly Creates Soft, Sturdy Tableware
Liz Kelly celebrates independence and a love of process in her work with clay, from cheeky image-transfer mugs to plates in delciate pastels.
That’s Not Funny: Jack Pittman’s Career As a Cartoonist
Jack Pittman has made a living as a cartoonist through a mix of talent and persistence.
Catching up with Emily Kotecki and Jean Gray Mohs of Tin Can Kids
Two creative Raleigh Moms collaborate to launch an easy, enriching summer solution for children.